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Olivia de Bona merges meticulous craftsmanship with the poetic narratives of urban mythology.

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Olivia de Bona is a Paris-based visual artist whose practice is rooted in a rigorous education in Applied Arts and Animated Film. Born in 1985, she draws upon her mixed European and Vietnamese heritage to bridge the gap between the raw energy of urban art and the disciplined precision of traditional craftsmanship. As a member of the 9e Concept collective, she has established a presence in the Parisian art scene through a dedication to labor-intensive techniques and narrative depth. Her work is defined by the meticulous application of wooden and straw marquetry, a process that reflects both Viennese Art Nouveau and Vietnamese wood carving traditions. By focusing on femininity and mythology, de Bona creates dreamlike scenes that inhabit the quiet, in-between moments of life. Her craftsmanship has been recognized in major solo exhibitions and public installations, including recent showcases in London and Paris.

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Her aesthetic merges the tactile quality of high-relief marquetry with the fluid storytelling of street art. Recurring motifs include the Bacchantes and other mythological figures, often rendered through intricate wood grains and golden straw textures that define poetic, intimate spaces.
Wooden MarquetryStraw MarquetryMythological FemininityViennese Art Nouveau InfluenceUrban ArtVietnamese Wood Carving
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What techniques does de Bona Art specialize in?

She specializes in high-relief craftsmanship, specifically labor-intensive wooden and straw marquetry influenced by traditional wood carving.

Where is the artist based and what is her background?

Olivia de Bona is a Paris-based artist of mixed European and Vietnamese heritage who graduated with a degree in Applied Arts and Animated Film in 2005.

What are the recurring themes in her work?

Her work frequently explores femininity, mythology—such as the Bacchantes—and the creation of dreamlike, poetic scenarios within intimate spaces.

Is the artist part of any collective?

Yes, she is a member of the Parisian urban art collective known as 9e Concept.

Where has her work been exhibited?

Her work has been featured in solo exhibitions like Le Panache at BEERS London and major public installations such as The Bacchantes at Fluctuart.

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